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HAZEL DELL
Buitor- school nt wen attended at
HUl pell Syndajr There no
i PTeacttlnp due to the fact that our
V Baa tor Rev G W Barker was en-
faced la a revival meeting at Minco
'Grace and Anna Meyers spent Sun-
Jiy with Fannie Craig Mr Roberts
60 was found dead in bed Wed
-i nesday morning He was staying wiih
Ji K Cornelius in thia vicinity Mr
' Roberta was feeling line at midnight
When he was called for breakfast he
failed to respond and Investigation
disclosed that he was dead His death
i is thought to be due to heart trouble
-The remains were laid to rest in the
v 13 Reno cemetery Thursday Mrs
T“ W R Chappell spent the week-end at
the state capital the guest of her sis-
ter Mrs Fannie Wells Mrs Chnp-
pell was Joined there by her sister
Miss Hattie Kirkpatrick of Texas The
trio had a splendid visit together
Misses ETvadna Kinder and norths
Smith attended the teachers’ state
meeting at Oklahoma City last week-
end Wtt Chappell and family C
A Reasoy and family and Miss Pearl
Emenhlser called at the E Wilson
home Thursday evening W R
ChMppell end Geo Studehaker took a
tryfk load of cattle to the Oklahoma
y market Tuesday Elva Foster
sfient Saturday night with Dudlie Mar-
s of Minco Christ Rennie of Ne
braska and Marie Eden of tills vicin-
ity were married Wednesday Febru-
ary 8 at Enid Okla Those attend-
ing the wedding wore the Eden fam-
ily August Kulliontan and wife and
Willie Deoblie Ii R Faster and
wife Misses Fannie and Mable Fos-
ter Viola Studehaker and Hazel Chap-
pell spent Sunday ul the C A Reasor
home Hubbard Robins and Bruce
Arthur and Jessie Rinn spent Sunday
at the Jiff Smith home Bill Curtis
will conduct prayer service at Hazel
thill next Sunday evening EfTie Mc-
Daniel will have charge of BYPU
Luther Garrett spent Sunday with
Garland Chappell Mr and Mrs
Bill Parsons attended prayer meet-
ing at Itazel Dell Sunday evening
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MATHEW80N MU8ING8
Mrs Hicks hfts been on the sick
list the past week Mrs L G Meigs
and Mrs J Stciferman called on her
Saturday afternoon Ted Little’s
little girt died verjf suddenly last
Tuesday as they were taking her to
the El Reno hospital She had been
very sick for some time with diph-
theria Rev Reedy wife and daugh
ter spent the day last Sunday at the
L 0 Meig home and enjoyed the
day greatly Several In this vicin
ity sold cattle last week lo Oscar Dlck-
frson He took them to Oklahoma
-City Wednesday -All farmer are
btly getting ready to sow oats Rev
Reedy took dinner at the Gnrnot Stone
home one day last week Mrs H C
Snyder has returned to her home some-
what better Mrs Steiferman took
her little boy to El Itcno last Wod-
nesday to a sepelnllst The doctor
' found him in very had health and
will treat him for a while
Make a job for a man
A dull glow in the sky Midst a trail of
smoke and sparks fire-lighters clang through
the streets Perhaps you grab your hat and
dash madly to the scene Long before you
arrive-long before the hungry llames have
licked their way skyward — the trouble crew
of the electric company is on the job They
arrive unobserved — unheralded — close be-
hind the fire apparatus Broken twisted or
crossed electric wires may carry darkness
and trouble to every corner of your commun-
ity So poles near the fire are guarded and
wires are watched and repaired The result
of this close attention is uninterrupted ser-
vice The electric company knows no rest-
every day is now-this hour-this minute Fire
or flood-summer and winter we must “carry
on” We are proud
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co
W I GARRISON Manager
EL RENO DIVISION
Personal Attention
UNION CITY
i
Miaa Edith Morrison spent Uqt
week at the Demmer borne Miaa
Muaahsfen spent over-Sunday at the
Guy Morrison homeAIbert Ratter-
mun and Will Hentsen were El Reno
visitors MondayMr and Mrs C
Morrison and baby Esther were vis-
itors at the Lee Demmer home Fri-
day evening A number of young
folks gathered at the G Lord home on
Sunday evening A most delightful
evening was spent E G Norton of
Duncan was a Union visitor Thurs-
day’ Dora Mocer of Minco spent last
week at the Klepper home’ — Mr and
Mra Fred Dries and Geo Schumacher
motored to-El Reno Friday’— L H
Fuhring and Frank Gatz attended the
Hardware convention in Oklahoma
City Thursday of last week Mra
M Munder made a business trip to
Fort Smith Ark Friday— Mr and
Mrs Albert Gatz and children motor-
ed to Saint Joseph’s Orphanage Sun-
day Miss Louise Ritter spent Sat
urday night with Miss Esther Morri-
son Mrs E O Hadley Ella Con
rad and Frank Hadley motored to El
Reno Friday evening D 8 Armold
of El Reno was a Union visitor Sat-
urday Frank McMahan was a visi-
tor In Union Friday evening Mr
and Mrs D A Gatz and Vitalls An-
thony and Freddie Dries visited at
V Carel home Thursday night
Mr and Mrs Ed Rattennan and chil-
dren and Mr and Mrs M li Clasen
Hiid children spent Friday night with
Mr and Mrs i'red Rice of Minco
Dick Williams who is sick with pneu-
monia is somewhat improved at this
writing Mr and Mra Blxby and
daughter Mififl Lucy were visitors
at the H F Albers home Sunday
Misses Mayme Armour and Marie
Sweeney were visitors at the Ed Mor-
rlson home Friday evening Horn
to Mr and Mrs H Leverich a big
girl Misses Pearl and Ruby and
Roy SeegrasB spent over Sunday with
Mr and Mrs W Ward of Chlckasha
Mary and Leora Ritter and Inez
Hendrix spent Saturday night at the
M Sanders home The teachers of
district 57 ail attended the teachers’
convention In Oklahoma City Thurs-
day and Friday Frank J Gate and
company Is the owner of a new truck
$
SHARING the SORROW
— Is a part of tlio service
which every conscientious
funeral director should
render this by conscien-
tiously caring for every
detail ns connected with
tho departed and extend-
ing warm sympathy to
those who are left behind
THOMAS BENSON
Funeral Director
to so serve you
to Every Customer
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UNNV HILL
Mra W R Deortag spent Monday
with Miaa Mignonette Hard In
Mr Hurley of Geary wail aelling chick-
en auppliea in thia community Mon-
dayMra C I McElhaney attend-
ed the funeral of her brother in Wich-
ita Kana laat week Mra Ida Paulk
made a brand new quilt last week
Thia is better than mogt of our young
folks can do to piece and quilt a quilt
in one week The emallpox scare atill
remains and Jim Cope and family were
vaccinated one day last week Al
lard and Loyd Hardin made the regu-
lar trip to El Reno Friday Willi
Paulk who la attending school at
Weatherford spent the week-end with
parents Mr and Mrs W S Paulk
Mra Roaa Paulk received a letter
from her daughter Mrs B Ii Lake
of Enid who has been very III stating
that she is improving rapidly Rev
Clyde Brengle has resigned the work
at the Midway church We are sorry
to lose Brother Ilrengle as he has
made ua a wonderful pastor for the
past year and has many friends who
regret to see him go But as his health
la poor the doctors advised him to
rest a while Mr and Mrs W 8
Paulk spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs
H C Paulk Prayer meeting at
Midway each Wednesday evening at
8 o’clock Come and enjoy the even-
ing with ua Those who like to alng
are urged to attend The member
of the Midway church will meet Wed-
nesday evening for the purpose of
calling a new pastor Since the ar
rival of Helen Marie Mr and Mr
Henry Funck are seldom seen Al
lard Hardin and John liringham made
a trip to the Ice community after some
cattle Friday Joe Merritt of Geary
was transacting business in this com-
munity Thursday afternoon
China’s foreign trade haB tncrea
ed GOO per cent In the past 30 years
FIRE reaps a harvest of ruin
and loss Carelessness
sows the seed — carelessness
about removing fire hazards
and in failing to protect against
every loss by fire
The Hartford Fire Insurance
Company provides the sure in-
demnity which a careful man
will choose expert Fire Pre-
vention Service also if you
need it
The Hartford’s insurance is
sound Get it through this
agency
H K Ricker & Co
El Reno Okla
Five Dollars
Is All You Need
Five dollars and monthly payments
of f re dollars buys a share of our
7 Cumulative Preferred Stock
SO that every telephone user in the Southwest
may share in the ownership and earnings
of the telephone company that serves them
this security will be sold both for cash and on the
partial payment plan
7
Invest in a business
with a constant
demand for its
product
Southwestern Bell
Telephone ’Company
MIDLAND ITEMS
I
We had begun to think that spring
was here but Old Winter la atill with
us and March winds will soon be here
Several from this vicinity were
shelling corn last week Dave El
liott ashted Courtney and Olander in
shePing the first of the week Mra
Klohn’s father Mr Stevens spent
from Tuesday until Friday with her
and family Delmar Stevens assist
ed Dave Elliott saw wood the latter
pa-t of the week Mrs Courtney spent
a tew days with her mother at Wheat-
laud The latter is very ill with the
flu Mrs Dora Courtney la on the
sick list at this writing There was
no school Thursday and Friday be-
cause Mrs Oler had to attend the
teachers’ meeting In Oklahoma City—
Visitors at the Klohn home Sunday
were D Elliott and Fay and Delmar
Stevens Herman Klohn Bpend the
week-end with his uncle and family
Misses Lillie and Viola Reuter spent
the week-end with home-folks Tho
Dig fire which broke out Sunday night
nome time did very much damage to
the farmers around here burning sev-
eral big stacks of hay
The largest home-owning city of
any of the 30 largest cities in the
United States Is Toledo Ohio accord-
ing to reports Seattle and Baltimore
Btand second and third respectively
and New York City is last on the list
CHEWING
TOBACCO
I
Cumulative Preferred Stock
OF THE
SOUTHWESTERN BELL
TELEPHONE COMPANY
Seven per cent interest credited
on installments reduces the ac-
tual cost of the security almost
one complete payment If you
buy a share for cash your invest-
ment begins earning $7 a year
immediately
Come into the local office or ask
any of the telephone people for
further details about this secur-
ity If you prefer consult your
investment adviser
ROCK ISLAND
Rock Island Sunday school had 49
present last 8unday despite the cold
weather— Mrs Ruth Price leaves for
California the middle of thia week for
several weeks' visit I'red Bullard
and sons of Chicago who have been
visiting his sister Mrs EM Kreger
left for their home last week Mrs
J D McCain’s niece from Denver
Colo is visiting with her aunt and
cousin Mrs Lowns Ballinger Fred
Price is visiting with his mother and
brother southwest of town
TAKIN’ CHANCES
“Well Dinah is your husband n
good provider?”
“Yesaum: but I’se powerful sheer-
ed he’s gwine ter git ketched nt it”
— Kansas City Journal
IS
A supreme tempter for
appetites or
big and little folks
nmtguit
TOAtfS
UAKes
Ala makers ot KELLOGG’S KRUMBLES mi KELLOGG’S BRAN m1m4 ami ktwmMoJ
MOM EROVB
- Ralph Paytoa and children called on
Mra John Long Monday evening
Mr Houser made a business trip to
Binger Friday Anna Lea Turner
spent Wednesday evening with La-
Verda Smith Lawrence Cox and
family and Mr Cox of Clinton were
Saturday night guests at the W ' O
Nants home— Miss Edith Bray vis-
ited the latter part of the teek with
her sister Mrs Hazel Barrett Misses
Ina Mae and Anna Lea Turner Snn-
dayed with Miss Ruby Nance Sev
eral were present at the meeting Wed-
nesday night given at the Moss Grove
echool house to decide upon having
a free fair this year in our township
— West Walnut Geo Lambert and
Geo Chenoweth were elected by the
majority vote to supervise this fair
$39500
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THE NEW PRICE
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COBM 17LAICED
A fow from El Reno ware present and
entertained tho crowd with a very ia
terosting movie Mias Heisn Bray
apent the week-end with her sister at
Lookeba —Mr Bucher and family
called at the Fuller homo Friday oven-
ing John Long wife and baby spent
Sunday with her home-folks- Jack Hall
and family Lester Hlcka and Miss
Ruby Nance called at Marshall John-
son's Sunday evening
HER SYSTEM
A negro had a family of well-behaved
boys and one day her ' mistress
asked “Sally how did you raise your
boys so well?”
“Ab’ll tell you mlss'usT answered
Sally “Ah raise’ dem boys with a
barrel-stave an Ah raise’ ’em fre-
quent” — Watchman-Examiner
Give employment if you can
or
Co
“LVmr you Herbie
you let go of those
Kellogg’s Corn Flakee
or you’ll bo late for
echool— and I won’t
wait for you another
minute i”
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